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Yasaka Koshin-Do
Discover the vibrant and unique Yasaka Koshin-Do, a colorful temple dedicated to the Koshin faith in the heart of Kyoto.
Attractions
Cultural, Historic, Kyoto, Temple
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Yasaka Koshin-Do, also known as Daikoku-san Kongo-ji Temple, is a vibrant and charming temple in Kyoto dedicated to the Koshin faith. Famous for its colorful Kukurizaru, small, round talismans representing monkeys, the temple offers a unique and picturesque experience. Visitors write their wishes on these talismans and hang them around the temple grounds, creating a kaleidoscope of colors. Located near the historic Gion district, Yasaka Koshin-Do is a perfect stop to explore Kyoto's spiritual and cultural heritage.
Facilities & Services
- Photo Spots
- Wish Talismans
- Nearby Cafes
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